Dragon Age: The Veilguard - Every High Dragon Location

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In , players enjoy a story of revenge with many side quests, one of which includes hunting down high dragons. Their mission is to unite the Veilguard and defy the Gods. While doing so, players will face many obstacles and challenges. Some are mandatory for the story's sake, while others are optional.

Of the optional missions, hunting down and challenging High Dragons in is a quest that many players choose to embark on. High Dragons provide seasoned players with a challenge and yield great rewards, as well as the chance of getting a nifty Achievement. High Dragons are scattered throughout various locations in Thedas. Keep reading to find out where to find each one.

Eight High Dragons exist in. Each has its location, strengths, weaknesses, and rewards for taking them down. While High Dragons are mostly optional side bosses, many players take on the challenge for extra XP, bragging rights, and rewards. Finding all eight can be a challenge all on its own.

Bonds with your companions in Dragon Age: The Veilguard can grow when you give them certain gifts, but these items are all across different locations.

Here's a quick rundown of each High Dragon and their exact location:

High Dragon

Location

Beartooth Vyrantus

Minrathous

Corius the Icetalon

Treviso

Fangscorcher

Deep Woods in Arlathan Forest.

Kataranda the Stormrider

Rivaini Coast

Kaltenzahn

Sharksmouth Caves

The Formless One

Necropolis Halls

Mythal's Retribution

Converged City of the Crossroads

Revenant Dragon

Beacon Island

Some High Dragons are unlocked through a progression of the main story. Others are found via side quests in . Though challenging all High Dragons isn't a requirement to beat the story, if you want to master dragon slaying, then facing even the optional High Dragons is recommended. After all, winning them can improve your status and give you certain rewards, including the Bringing Down the Sky achievement.

Each High Dragon has its strengths and weaknesses. Sometimes, it's easy to guess—for example, if